When running something similar to the below no logs are created, it looks like it is cleaning up the file and deleting and recreating it and getting stuck in a bad state, changing clean to false resolves the issue.
docker run \
-v ~/templates:/app/templates \
-v ~/taxonomies:/app/taxonomies \
-v ~/logs:/app/logs \
-e lignator_template="templates/azurefirewall.template" \
-e lignator_no_banner="true" \
-e lignator_output="/app/logs" \
-e lignator_logs="50000" \
-e lignator_clean="true" \
-e lignator_infinite="true" \
lignator:0.7.3
When running something similar to the below no logs are created, it looks like it is cleaning up the file and deleting and recreating it and getting stuck in a bad state, changing clean to false resolves the issue.